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In the Willows area, the Juniper School was created when Juniper Hall was remodeled for use as a school building in | In the Willows area, the Juniper School was created when Juniper Hall was remodeled for use as a school building in | ||
1922. Movable furniture has been installed in order that the main room may still be available for social purposes during | 1922. Movable furniture has been installed in order that the main room may still be available for social purposes during | ||
the summer. Completed late in the school year, they did not transfer pupils at the time. | the summer. Completed late in the school year, they did not transfer pupils at the time, according to the City Reports. | ||
It opened officially in September 1923 according to the Salem City Annual Reports. | It opened officially in September 1923 according to the Salem City Annual Reports. | ||
It sat on Cheval Avenue. It was taken down in 1960 or 61 when Bentley School was built and that would | |||
be the new school for the children of the neighborhood. | |||
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Revision as of 11:54, 22 June 2012
In the Willows area, the Juniper School was created when Juniper Hall was remodeled for use as a school building in 1922. Movable furniture has been installed in order that the main room may still be available for social purposes during the summer. Completed late in the school year, they did not transfer pupils at the time, according to the City Reports.
It opened officially in September 1923 according to the Salem City Annual Reports.
It sat on Cheval Avenue. It was taken down in 1960 or 61 when Bentley School was built and that would be the new school for the children of the neighborhood.
See Also
- City Documents City of Salem Annual Report, 1922, p. 7
